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Brothers Wolf and Eckhart Seesselberg pioneered with modular synth experiments in 1970's Germany just as their peers Beaver & Krause, Tonto's Expanding Head Band or The Silver Apples did in the USA. Their performances often took place in art galleries or Modern Art museums. Wolf Seesselberg became an electronic music enthusiast through his work at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus and under the influence of Swedish composer Karl-Birger Blomdahl and his electronic tone generator. His brother Eckhart devoted all his passion into building his own synthesizer, a process that lasted over ten years! The good news is that they did record their performances, and a selection of those tapes recorded between 1971 and 1973 formed their 1973 LP 'Synthetik 1', which now sees its first ever vinyl reissue. This new edition corrects the original printing by offering it on silver coloured cardboard, as it was originally meant. Also included are reproductions of original postcards to promote Seesselberg's performances in art galleries and, of course, an insert with liner notes plus lots of previously unseen photos by the duo at work. Limited to only 500 copies, so get it before it's too late!
